The Notorious P.Y.M.

[transemacabre]

Yeah... hug the Doombot. Great idea. Just one more example of Hank Pym's lack of personal boundaries.



Talking to his dead wife. God help me, this is one of the most unsettling things I've seen in a comic book.



Hank Pym's tried-and-true method for containing godlike beings such as Korvac -- a flying tackle of Korvac's slightly-built girlfriend, resulting in Korvac freaking out and blasting Iron Man through a wall. Good job, Hank! High five!

Comments

[lokifan]

*facepalm forever*

I can't believe he's getting a film before Wonder Woman. (Or, in the Marvelverse, Black Widow.) What is this life.

[transemacabre.livejournal.com]

Hank is one of those base-breaking characters. I despised him for a long time until he found a measure of redemption in the Ant-man & Wasp mini. More recently, it's been confirmed he suffers from bipolar disorder (ya don't say???) which along with his innate mad scientist personality probably explains a lot of his shit.

I can see doing an Ant-man movie IF they're going to set up Ultron's backstory for the next Avengers flick. Hank is an integral part of Ultron, Ultron is THE iconic Avengers baddie. But if they divorce Hank Pym from Ultron's origin, then there's no excuse for this bullshit. I've said it before, but I can't believe Marvel didn't at least do a Black Widow & Hawkeye movie and double-bill ScarJo and Jeremy Renner. You're telling me that Renner can carry a Mission Impossible movie on his lonesome, but that he and ScarJo together couldn't make bank on a Black Widow and Hawkeye movie?!

For my part, yesterday at work I found out one of my clients works in TV pitching series (I work in Manhattan, you run into a lot of these types here). I told him he should pitch Wonder Woman, that it's got money all over it, and that I expect to see a pilot within the year.